The management team of Ambassadori Island Batumi hosted Wojciech Wróbel, the Honorary Consul of Georgia in Wrocław, at the Ambassadori Tbilisi hotel. The meeting was dedicated to fostering cooperation between the Polish and Georgian business sectors and exploring the investment potential of the Ambassadori Island Batumi project. Mr. Wróbel was accompanied by his partner, representing a major European furniture brand, Nina Szymańska, and together they reviewed both the completed and planned scope of work on the artificial island.

“Wrocław and Batumi have maintained a formal partnership as sister cities since 2019. Economic engagement between Poland and Georgia has been in an active phase over the recent years, and interest from Polish investors in your country continues to grow annually. This trend is also evident in the real estate sector, particularly within the Adjara region. For this region, the Ambassadori Island Batumi project represents a significant and compelling investment opportunity. My visit specifically addressed these issues, as I am keen to contribute to the further deepening of both cultural and business relations between Poland and Georgia,” stated Mr. Wróbel.

The Honorary Consul previously attended a presentation held in Wrocław on October 17th, conducted as part of the Ambassadori Island Batumi information campaign, and subsequently visited the company on-site. During the meeting, future cooperation plans were established, with the objective of attracting greater interest from Polish investors to the artificial island project.

Wojciech Wróbel has held the position of Honorary Consul of Georgia in Wrocław since May of the 2019.